condition
in
connection
with
the
sale
will
be
the
undertaking
to
erect
a
building
to
the
value
,f
at
least
$50,000,
subject
to
the
approval
of
tiic
department,
nilhin
eighteen
months.
Advice
to
the
above
effect
was
received
both
at
the
City
Hall
inrl
al
the
office
of
Olof
Hanson
M.
P
from
Hon,
IV
J.
A.
Cardin,
minister
of
public
works
at
NO
BOMBS
IN
LONDON
Sporadic
Raids,
However,
Carried
Out
llv
Germans
On
Other
Palls
Of
England
i
.T('
v.
and
da:
?-'mif
Wosternrr
PASSING
OF
PUBLISHER
iocesan
Board
Of
Anglican
W.
A.
Rescued
After
Wettish
Trip
Royal
Air
Force
Fliers
Spent
Three
Days
al
Sea
in
Rubber
lioal
LONDON.
May
21:
CP
Five
members
of
a
Royal
Air
Force
bomber
have
been
rescued
after
sending
thrrc
days
in
a
lubber
dinghy
following
a
raid
over
Germany.
They
dropped
their
bombs
on
the
target
but
during
the
attack
the
aircraft
was
hit
by
shrapnel
and
later
forced
down
into
the
sea.
The
crew
baled
out
the
dinghy
with
caps
and
gloves
and
at
one
time
passed
safely
through
a
minefield.
They
were
finally
sighted
by
a
reconnaissance
nlane
which
dlr-
French
Government
Meets
There
For
First
'lime
Since
Iisl
June's
Armistice
PAItlS.
May
21:
For
the
first
time
since
the
armistice
or
lasi
June,
the
French
ministry
met
yes
terday
In
Paris.
Vloe-Premlcr
jean
J.
II.
Woods,
Head
of
Calgary
llcr-
Darlan
presided.
Reports
that
the
aid,
Dies
at
Age
ot
Seventy-Three
capital
will
be
moved
tackto
-Noted
Journalist
Vichy
to
Paris
are
considered
prc-
mature.
'
ALOARV.
May
21:
(CP
-Jame
Ii(r;ai:k
Woods
C.M.O..
age
seventy
-ihrec
president
of
the
Southwestern
Publishers
Ltd.,
publishers
of
the
Canary
Herald,
died
last
night.
Jasper-Red
Pass
Highway
Next
.mn
Red
Pass-McBrldc
road
Tli,
annual
meeting
of
the
Calc
now
is
in
use.
Tw
"VC
aonia
diocesan
board
of
the
AngH-
cgmc
over
it
so
far
tills
season.
:aj
Woman's
Auxiliary
opened
this
afternoon
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathcd-rai
Hall
with
an
address
of
wcl-3ine
ov
Miss
R.
M.
Davtcs
O.
B.
E..
Uie
or
.ident.
Out
oi
town
dclccatcs
Include
Mr
'
A
K,
k,
Campbell
Campbell
of
or
Stewart,
sicwart.i
M
You
Ocean
Oceun
Pnlls
Falls,
Mrs
Mrs!
Wllllmidon
Wlllingdon
of
Ofl
STRIKING
AT
NAZIS-'-
.75c
tal
mit
snn(V
atnMrrn
m.Rc.
and.j.r
,.
trfniff.frin
in
Uie
wmicr
rioiiecr
III,
10,000,
Booth,
10.(o
and
8c
Oldflcld,
and
7
Canadian
11500,
Pacific,
105c
Mac
West,
16,500,
Storage,
10.4c
j
i.ac.
Northern
Breeze,
17,000,
Pacific.
10
8c
and
7.5c.
of
1939-40.
IT
TAKES
18
TO
ONE
.t
mn
nhlo.
May
21:
(CP)
mechanized
war-
.-
ii
ncont.
UV
r
..uinre"
In
the
11
inlfAO
I
n.
.MIllilLlsl
factory
to
maintain,
one
to
Jhe
firing
line,
says
uie
Builders'
Association.
.
BEING
SHOT
AS
SPIES
CAIRO
.Many
of
the
German
Thc
federal
government
is
LONDON.
May
21:
.CP,-
Prime
,
,ulefl"T
11
,l
IZ
i
tary
situation
was
ucll
in
hand
and
declared
that
the
operation
was
one
hundred
percent
certain
cf
success.
It
was
suggested
that
German
parachutists
who
landed
in
New
Zealand
uniforms
would
be
treated
as
spies
and
shot.
lf
this
was
done,
it
was
suggested
in
Berlin
that
there
would
be
reprisals
on
British
prisoners
of
wnr.
The
reprisals
would
be
10
to
1.
AM.
RESISTANCE
OVER
LONDON
All
Italian
resistance
in
Ethiopia
has
now
ended
except
for
occasional
patrol
activity,
it
was
stated
last
night.
WILL
BE
GIVEN
CHANCE
VICHY
The
Vichy
government
anil
ils
forces
may
be
given
a
free
hand
to
try
to
drive
the
Free
French
out
of
North
Africa,
vis
Indiciied
here.
Dakar
may
.
.II.V-!
it
May
21
Ixmdon
luid
KleA
a
n:rval
cullcr
t0
Ulc,r
p(Wl"
be
armed
to
the
teeth.
(UI
1
1
1
1
X
I
til
II
irin
E
icwh'Ti-
in
Britain
e
sporadic
raids.
The
the
industrial
Mld-.
Wales
and
East
Anr-2ftcrcd
raids.
Casualties
"
were
light.
MINISTRY
.
AT
PARIS
ANOTHER
MIUET
NIGHT
'
LONDON
Britain
had
a
second.
iiict'
night
from
air.
raiding"
list
night.
Only
a
few
Naii
planes
came
over
and
damage
and
casualties
were
lisht.
IIEAVV
FIGHTING
CAIKO
There
js
heavy
fighting
between
British
and
Axis
forces
along
the
Libya-Egyptian
frontier.
A
German
ammunition
dump
has
been
blown
up.
ated
here
under
the
British
Commonwealth
air
training
plan.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
ii".v
YORK.
May
21:
Copper
with
July
closing
at
was
IS
up
UJI
-05c
.U.'U
win.
"
J
i
1
1
t
.
Vr-L
York
Ilabbanlyah.
Basra
was
also
ly
bombarded.
POUND
STERLING
nv.w
YORK.
Mav
21:
The
Brl-
Ush
pound
sterling
wa.
-unclianged
at
$4.03
on
the
new
xorn
loieimi
exchange
market
today.
SITTING
ON
VOLCANO
Twrntv-oleht
oercent
of
the
soil
!ln
the
Dutch
East
Indlqi
Is
of
vol
canic
origin.
I
tjnillR
for
bids
for
the
purchase
Ln
ter
Winston
Churchill
told
ZXlrln
South
Atlantic.
of
the
old
Vost
Office
site
on
the
llouw
of
Commons
yesterday
,
J
'
defenders
al-
have
been
landed
at
St.
Jean
de
Third
Avenue
across
from
the
that
he
was
not
in
a
position
to
!.?.V
Luz,
,..,7
Prance,
France,
hear
hear
the
the
Spanish
Spanish
post
office,
according
to
make
a
statement
in
regard
U
the
present
s,derau,e
,((dv
nwu
r
rcm:iincd
cm
a,"c
to
10
,,c
filial
notification
which
has
case
of
Rudolf
Hew,
Nazi
leader
SI
received
in
the
city
from
who
flew
from
Germany
to
Scot-
m,"7
T
,
!,ut
Saw"
Whether
or
not
the
Land
fen
days
ao.
He
was
not
sure
7
ThJ
u
,
,
.:
..,
...
,v.,
i,
i.i
w-
u,.
...
Winston
Churchill
that
the
mih-
properlV
IS
UISOSCU
Ol
lll
UC-
nnui
III;
nuuiu
UV
UULf
IAJ
pend
upon
the
hids
inemscives
frontier,
it
is-
announced,
mey
inr.iii.ir
C2
men.
53
women
and
23
children
under
eleven
years
of
age.
It
is
Intimated
that
they
will
be
released
In
the
near
future,
after
efforts
have
been
made
;
to
extract
such
military
infoima-tlon
is
povsible
from
them.
They
will
probably
be
provided
an
escort
to
Lisbon
whence
they
may
return
home.
What
has
been
done
with
the
Canadian
passengers
is
not
intimated.
CONCENTRATE
ON
TANKERS
,
HEREIN
Nazi
n-boats
are
now
I
concentrating
on
tankers
and
j
colliers
hauling
fuel
to
Great
:
Rrifain.
Eighty-five
thousand
j
tons
of
tankers
have
been
sunk
I
by
the.
German
undersea
vessels
I
since
May
!
it
is
claimed.
!
NAVAL
CO-OPERATION
'
WASHINGTON
Spurred
hv
the
Zamram
incident
the
United
States
Is
making
plans
for
more
effective
use
of
the
navy
with
a
!
view
to
establishing
an
Atlantic
j
lifo
line
lo
enMire
safe
delivery
':
or
Minifies
to
Great
Britain.,
This
naval
life
line:may
be
Inaugurat
ed
in
place
of
the
convoy
system.
APPEAI-STO
U.
S.
LONDON
A
London
newspaner
today
appealed
bluntly
lo
United
State
to
enter
the
war
at
once.
Unless
It
docs
so
fighting
may
go
on
for
years
whereas,
with
combined
forces
now.
"the
sav-aacs
tan
be
whipped
back
to
their
caves
before
the
end
of
next
year.
7
PLANES
SERVICE
DESTROYED
CUTOFF
Filer
Loses
His
Ufc
When
Training
Railway
Communications
Between
Plane
Crashes
Into
Hangar
al
Portage
la
Prairie
Turkey
and
Syria
is
Discontinued
ISTANBUL,
TurKcy,
May
si
.
ioi
OUTAGE
LA
PRAIRIE.
May
.
T'
.
i.v
ii.ls
Ihis
21-
21
(CP)-A
u
flier
indentified
as
-Passenger
inun
mi.c
by
Is
Expected
to
be
Opened
;
man
A
F
an.
Turkey
nnd
Syrla
were
reported
,
al1
!
wm
of
prince
Albert
was
killed
today
to
have
been
discontinued.
aircraft
were
des
roy-
and
seven
Red
RED
PASS,
May
21.-
The
.
j
hie
hrpn
sur-
ru
wj
........
-
1WT
about
,
tci
miles.
It
t
to
Is
training
ram
Plane
i
crashed
into
a
AnM
Meeting
Opened
This
AN
vcyed
for
airplancs
of
road
will
be
ope
ed
to
if
n.,
Will,
Delegates
From
expected
the
v..
7
air
observers'
school
scooI
oper
opcr.
tut
Of
Town
In
Attendance
travel
by
late
summer
o
READY
FOR
BIG
FIGHT
i
Louis
And
Baer
Complete
Training
j
I
For
Title
Bout
At
Washington
j
i'liua
iiif,1'
WVOIlliUJi'-'i',
per
pound
on
'the
New
Joc
alui
Buildy
Baer
ftnkhcd
market
ycstcixlay.
i
r
A.
Hlnchliffc
of
Terrace,
,5,iyal
Alr
l'rc
Continue
Raids
T
J
flaim
fat-sidy
of
Burns
Lake.
Mrs.
0l,
s,ria
Despite
Protests
Of
JI
UUlll
VIttllll
'"B
or
Smlthcrs,
Mrs.
Kenney
Frcncli
Aulliorities
n
'i
1
I
.
KriflQII
I
.OSSPS
wi
r
l-'ivnt
r,llf
Mrc
K1I1PV
fill
MAtnn
..AtltM
1:,v
T'll.
7
21:
(Cl't-
LI
i.v..v..
Aiyaiitih
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
55,000
pounds.
10.5c
aii
8
and
10.6c
and
Cc.
Canadian
45,000
pounds
l0Ac
a,lU
7
-5e
and
10.8c
and
7.5c.
Orm
American
.
.
..
..Minn
not-
'
'
wWlisUiiHllns,
prulrau
ana
the
,
-n.v
Royal
'ii
All
Air
Force
loicci
w
Sav
That
Kcverses
Were
Inflicted
1
making
continued
raids
on
Ger
man
aircraft
In
Syria.
MANNERIIEIM
HEAKD
I
ROM
1IEIJ3INKI.
May"
11
:
,,C1Mr,Vl
lcld
KliinUdi
valcicingin
Sweden.
.........
ro,.i
M-innrrhclm
has
cx-
of
the
aid
Iprcssrkl
his
appreciation
Sweden
gave
miKum
";
wuw"'--f
Basra
Was
Bombarded
training
wciay
ivi
iui
heavyweight
boxing
title
bout
at
Griffltli
Park
Friday
night.
Louis
,
weighs
202
pounds,
j
Baer
declares
that
he
will
"win
by
a
knock-out.
Louis
merely
observes
that
Baer
Is
a
"good
boxer."
POLES
IN
EGYPT
CAIRO,
May
21:
(CP)
The
Pol-
UNIVIIW,
i
-
iJiuiiJvliUiuvi.
ov.
v.,
1
tlay
claimed
W
have
inflicted
heavy
c(l
o(
roiC5
iWm
Cliiiia
and
Am-
I
...
Ill
1.
..-.11,
,xt
-
losses
upon
anc
un
uuiwi
ui
crjca
as
wen
as
jui-upcuu
,ouit
1
heavl
LnnttL
I
.
.
It
i
...aI
in
In.
mts.
Is
now
well-equLppcd,
cludes
most
army
services,
and
is
co-operating
with
ihe
BrlUsli
Middle
East
Command.
SWEDISH
DETERMINATION
STOCKHOLM.
May
21:
(CP)
wontrni
Sweden
-would
rather
go
to
war
than
endure
slavery
under
o
rnroiirn
voke.
declared
Gunnar
Anderson,
vice-president
of
the
Swedish
National
Federation
of
Labor,
at
a
Labor
celebration.
KL
-rttuirraTO
AeowZ
forecast
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
-.
11:19
a.m.
17.1
ft.
23:25
p.m
19.6
ft.
Low
5:16
ajn.
6.1
ft.
falr
17:10
pjn.
7.7
p.m.
cio-wv
NOBTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
n
,
vTxn-
11D:
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
21,-1941.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Bloody
Fight
On
Island
Keeps
Up
TO
OFFER
STATEMFNT
i0000100
YfE
DIED
ON
PROPERTY
WITHHELD
War
NeWS
RIVER
BOAT
piiN
To
He
Imrilcil
For
Old
Post
Nothing
I'rhnc
Minister
Churchill
OffilX
SilC
UOnuiuuii
wif
van
ici
aay
in
iwgaru
II)
'
tion
Of
$50,000
riuilding
Ilcss
Case
Loooo0ofl00000OtK,0aOKlc0acKo0..-nOOoao
James
Donohue
Prince
Rupert
AUK
LAMicii
in
rurti'
BERLIN
American
survivors
from
the
Ezyplian
steamer
Zam-
zam,
sunk
by
a
German
surface
Going
Up
Stikine
vincial
police
vised
of
the
death
aboard
a
btikine
River
boat
between
Wrangell
and
Telegraph
Creek
on
May
6
of
James
Donohue.
well
known
old
time
prospector
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
found
dead
in
his
bunk,
the
-apparent
victim
of
heart
failure.
He
was
an
Irishman,
over
70
years
of
age
and
had
lived
here
and
In
the
Telegraph
Creek
district
for
years.
In
Prince
Rupert
he
made
his
home
on
Second
Avenue.
There
are
relatives
in
the
Old
Country.
,
Withdrawing
From
Paris
VICHY,
May
21:
(CP)
Jn-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8;
D--JohiwtoaiCo.)
--
-
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.04.
Bialornc.
9.75.
Caribco
Quartz.
,2.25.
Dcntonia,
.00
'2.
L
Fairview,
.00&.
Gold
Bel'U,
.22.
i
Hedlcy
Masoot,
.50.
uj
Mlnto,
.01
Mi.
i
Noble
Five,
.OOVj.
i?
'
Pacific
kcl,
.04.
I
Pcnd
Oreille,
1.26.
Pioneer,
2.05.
'?
rf
Premier,
.91.
Privateer.
.50.
'5i
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reno,
.11.
Relief
Arlington.
.01
Sheep
Creek,
is.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.05.
Coimont,
.14.
C.
&
E..
1.03.
Home.
1.60.
'
Pacalta,
.03.
Royal
Canadian,
.07.
Okalta,
.50
(ask).
Mercury,
.03.
.
Prairie
Royalties,
.05.
Toronto
r:V
Aldermac.
.08.
;
?
Beattle,
1.10.
.
-r
Ccntral
Pat.,
1.65.
Cons.
Smelters.
32.00.
Eat
tolartic,
2.20.
ii";
Fernland,
.OlVz.
Francoeur.
8.
Gods
Lake,
.22.
Hardrock,
.72.
Int.
Nickel.
30.25.
Kerr
Addison,
3.95,
Little
Long
Lac,
1.75.
McLeod
CockshutK,
1.56:
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.58.
,
McKenzic
Red
Lake,
1.07.
Moneta,
.41.
Noranda,
49.75.
Pickle
Crow.
2.30.
;
Preston
East
Dome,
2.85.
Kan
Antonio,
2.15.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.69.
Urhl,
.08V2.
BoiuVdiliac,
02.
Moslicr,
.043i.
Oklend,
.04.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
v
Dominlon
Bridge,
21.25.
LONDON
SILVER
LONDON.
May
21:
The
London
silver
price
-was
unl;hangcd
at
2312
pence
per
ounce
today.
WHEAT
PRICES
new
YORK.
May
22:
Wheat
was
up
'ac
here
today,
the
July
price
being
$1.008.
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i
SAFE
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON
The
latest
group
of
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
fliers,
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District
headquarters
of
Lie
pio-
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Britain
safely,
it
was
an-
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nAllon
tirtrn
here
ViQVa
have
Kppfl
been
ad
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nounced
louay.
CIVILIAN
PROTECTION
WASHINGTON
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
told
a
press
conference
last
night
that
the
new
department
of
civil
de-fei?c
being
established
in
the
United
States
under
chairmanship
of
Mayor
Fiorella
LaGuardia
of
New
York
might
cost
three
billion
dollars
but
would
be
well
worth
it
in
saving
of
life
and
property
should
active
warfare
tome
to
this
country.
The
program
calls
for
air
raid
shelters,
emergency
hospitals,
fire
fighting
arrangements,
mobile
food
kitchens,
etc.
There
will
be
an
opportunity
for
every
civilian
In
the
country
lo
fulfil
some
STRAIGHT
TALK
TO
FRANCE
H'
respective
embassies
ana
le-
t
French
snips
in
unucci
aiaies
Battle
Of
Crete
CONFLICT
GOING
ON
FIERCELY
Seven
Thousand
Parachutists
Esti
mated
To
Have
Keen
Dropped
Boat
Landing
Also
Attempted
CHURCHILL'S
WARNING
LONDON,
May
21:
tCP)
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
warned
today
that
the
Rattle
of
Crete
would
continue
with
increasing
severity
as
reliable
sources
declared
that
airborne
Nazi
shock
troops
were
still
pouring
into
the
invaded
Greek
island
from
bases
on
Uie
Greek
mainland.
Unofficially
the
total
of
the
German
invasion
was
set
at
4500
men
delivered
by
aerial
transports,
gliders
and
parachutes.
Many
of
the
planes
v
lied
Stales
ana
ouier
muiuuci
a
WASHINGTON
ivAaiuisuiuit
In
m
answer
nw
to
iu
.......
..
v
of
foreign
diplomatic
corps
re-
a
protest
or
the
Vichy
govern-
j
greater
part
of
them
were
ac-
celved
word
today
from
their
ment
at
the
seizure
or
fourteen
;
counted
for
in
three
hours.
In
gations
in
Berlin
that
they
wouldi
have
to
withdraw
repre-
f
scntiilivcs
from
Paris
by
June
i
in
ports,
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
Mull
renewed
rcneweu
his
nis
request
reuuesi
thai
un
trashed
in
landing.
Mr.
Churchill
said
that
Suda
Bay
was
the
scene
of
a
second
attack
yester
day
in
which
about
three
thousand
men
were
dropped
but
the
Cairo
the
Middle
East
command
said
that
German,
troops
had
sunered
serious
losses
ana
"
one
.
....
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,.;mi
ih
ivrms
ni
I
detachment
nenetratine
the
oul-
the
French-German
armistice.
skirts
of
the
capitol
at
Canca
No
improved
relations
between
'
yesterday
was
quickly
Mirround-United
States
and
France
could
J
ed.
Informed
(Jrcck
sources
at
be
expected
if
the
latter
drew
I
Cairo
said
they
understood
Bri-closcr
to
Germany,
Hull
made
jt,
.
Ush
forces
had
the
situation
in
,cicar
..;..!
'
'
Crete
in
hand
early
j(hi
morn-
.
'
"
"
""
ine
but
they
saioTsome
inacliiitr
STOCK
MARKIT
STRONG
I
units
were
still
fi'shline.
A
Brl-NEW
YOKK
The
New
York
i
tish
Broadcasting
Corporation
Slock
Exchange
had
ils
best
day
'
broadcast
heard
in
New
York
in-ln
weeks
on
Tuesday.
The
in-
dicalcd
the
Nazi
invaders
had
dustrial
average
was
up
1.50
at
a
,
gained
at
least
a
temporary
foot-
losing
average
of
117.65;
rails
i
hold
on
pari
or
Uie
island
in
i,i
.43
at
28.25
and
utilities
up
jduding
fields
on
which
planes
.01
at
17.31.
The
day's
transac
tions
totalled
470,000
shares.
The
upward
movement
continues
day.
PALESTINE
AND
SYRIA
ANKARA
The
situation
on
the
Pnlestine-Syria
border
is
reported
to
have
eased
up.
It
was
denied
that
General
Sir
Archl-
bald
Wavell
would
invade
Syria
READY
TO
OUTDOES
PIED
TIPER
swampland
In
Western
Russia.
TABLE
OF
TRAGEDY
GRINNEL,
la.,
May
21:
(CP)
Ola
Thompson
has
built
himself
a
table
of
576
inlaid
pieces
of
wood,
each
taken
from
wreckage
of
ratal
moior
car
accidents
and
representing
In
all
972
deaths.
could
land.
CAIRO,
May
21:
British
and
Greek
forces
ore
In
full
control
of
the
situation
in
Crete,
it
was
officially
announced
today,
following
the
air
invasion
by
the
Nazis
yesterday.
Fierce
sanguinary
fighting,
however,
raged
with
increased
severity.
The
German
parachute
troops
kept
landing
from
dawn
to
dusk
where
no
further
German
planes
ycsterday
and
u
was
estimated
are
reported
to
have
landed.
All
that
.
seven
ro
lh,Knn
thousand
were
ro
dropped
rimmmi
British
consular
offials
in
Syria
have
been
ordered
to
leave.
on
the
inland.
Efforts
were
also
made
to
effect
a
landing
of
troops
from
boats.
As
the
assault
continued
with
vigor,
Stuka
dive
bombers
were
broucht
Into
play.
I
4
tx
PID
1?'
All
of
the
original
1500
parachut-
i
A
1
1
1
lil
tvPi
kfcs
were
either
captured
or
killed,
I
Reuters
reported
last
night,
sug-
1
.
.,
'gestlng
at
that
time
that
the
in-
United
States
Prepared
lo
Frdc
had
becn
crushed.
(
Ships
And
Food
To
Irish
Gcnerai
Frieberg,
com-
j
Free
Stale
rmandcr-ln-chief
of
the
British
1
.foifces
on
Crete,
lias
been
given
full
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
May
21
:
authority
to
deal
wttli
the
alleged
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.dis-gulsed
parachutisli
;
as
he
sees
Roosevelt
disclosed
yesterday
that
nt
niere
will
be
no
summary
the
United
States
had
ottered
to
t.xccutlonS
out
of
hand,
however,
sell
or
charter
two
ships
to
Eire
it
was
stat0d
yesterday
but
all
will
and
supply
$500,000
worth
of
food
be
glven
lrial
by
court-martial,
for
the
Irish
population.
.Berlin
categorically
denied
landing
lor
disguised
troops,
stating
that
'they
were
regulation
German
ii-fmiral
nnrachutp
uniforms.
Mav
21-
(CP)-It
is
While
British
statements
said
f'HlCAGO
cSfu,e
CnLfgo
ieparUncitfUie
nd
of
public
works
has
poisoned
908-
and
well
u"der
"B
hl..
000
rats
at
a
cost
of
about
four
?lLZ
"
mUls
mm"
(two-fifths
of
a
cent)
apiece.
,cewuiiB
"
been
taken.
istraleglc
ilnte
had
Altboueh
urired
to
leave
for
SOVVIET
RECLAMATION
Egypt.
King
George
II
of
GmKe
lis
remaining
hiCrete.
Tlic
vtoe-
untT'niir
91
(PP1
The
i
enma
nr
lino
Soviet
government
..
is
planning
toof
lhe
Royal
family
have
left
for
.1
I..
11..
drain
for
cuiuvauon
in
we
lEgypti
15
years
aoouc
FAST
X-RAYS
A
"photo
flash"
x-ray
machine
which
takes
exposures
of
but
one-thousandth
o
a
second,
lias
been
patented.
Constable
T.
F.
Whiffln
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
to
Join
the
city
police
force.
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